alex5215927

They would only be in the fair/carnival. It would make sense, in context.

I think it would be cool to have a carnival just outside of one of the towns. It would have loot like rotten cotton candy and rotten funnel cakes and rotten candy apples (and any other fair food, those three were simply the ones that popped into my head). Also, there would be clown zombies that only spawn on the fairgrounds (unless that's too difficult, I'm not sure how the code works, and it might not possible to specify certain spawn zones). I think that would be interesting, and it would definitely be a fun place to go in-game (similar to the mall).

I really like Jago's ideas, however, I have two more: 1. Custom writing: You can write your own stuff in the journal, where a text pane opens and you type what your character is thinking into it, rather than what I was understanding Jago's idea to be of prewritten entries appearing in it (unless, of course, I'm completely wrong in my perception, in which case, I'm sorry). Maybe an automatic list of things you did each day, too. 2. Exportation: This one's a long shot, but still. You could make it so that you can export the journal to a text document upon death, making it easier to share with other people. Are you particularly proud of a certain play through? Simply export and print your journal to share it with your friends!

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